Where do all the wild things go?
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) Oceans and Atmosphere
Published: 3 April 2017
The CSIRO-BHP Ningaloo Outlook project uses satellite and acoustic tags to track turtles, whale sharks, and reef sharks. Data helps identify key habitats, guide conservation, and engage local communities in protecting Ningaloo Reef.
Keywords: Ningaloo Reef, CSIRO, turtle tagging, whale sharks, reef sharks, conservation, marine research
Forecasting effects of climate change on global fisheries
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) Oceans and Atmosphere
Published: 1 May 2017
Climate change is reshaping oceans, impacting fish distribution, aquaculture, and seafood industries. CSIRO research highlights the urgent need for adaptation, forecasting tools, and collaboration to secure global seafood resources.
Keywords: CSIRO, seafood industry, fisheries, aquaculture, ocean warming, adaptation
Missing World War II B-24 Bomber Discovered By Project Recover Off Papua New Guinea
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Published: 22 May 2018
Project Recover located WWII B-24 bomber “Heaven Can Wait” in Hansa Bay, Papua New Guinea, resting at 213 feet. The find may lead to recovery of 11 missing crew members after 74 years.
Keywords: Project Recover, WWII, B-24 bomber, Hansa Bay, MIA, Papua New Guinea
